The Mixed Legacy of the EU-Turkey Migration Deal
The “EU-Turkey deal” was signed in March 2016, amid a sharp increase in the number of people arriving in the European Union in search of safety and protection. Officially called….
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Indian and Bangladeshi Migrants in Europe: Two Sides of the Same Coin
Migration from India and Bangladesh has become a structurally important—albeit uneven—part of Europe’s labor market. While Indian migrants are frequently linked with high-skilled industries such as IT and healthcare, Bangladeshi….
Croatia’s Rising Reliance on the Nepalese Labour Force
Nepalese migrant laborers are helping to keep both Croatia’s tourism industry and their own remittance-dependent homeland afloat, yet the same system may expose them to violence, debt and political isolation…..
New Dutch Asylum Laws Could Lead to 19,000 Extra Lawsuits
The Netherlands is facing a projected rise of 19,000 additional refugee cases in 2028 if two new asylum laws and the European migrant deal are enacted, the Council for the….
Navigating Risks and Realities: The Dual Role of Smugglers in Migration Journeys
People turn to smugglers through family and personal networks once migration feels unavoidable. Smugglers rarely influence whether to migrate — but they shape the choice of routes, costs, and risks….